Singi deara Strict Nature Reserve in Madagascar features ancient limestone pinnacles, believed to be 200 million years old, creating a labyrinth of geological wonders and rich biodiversity.

The Yuang Yangang County in Yunnan Province, China, is home to UNESCO-listed rice terraces, crafted over 2,500 years ago, reaching elevations of 6,561 feet and comprising 3,700 distinct levels.

Palawan, Philippines, is recognized for its stunning seascapes and rich indigenous cultures, with crystal-clear waters and diverse marine life, including barracudas in Coron Bay.

The Palouse region in Washington, USA, showcases expansive agricultural landscapes shaped by wind-blown dust and silt, creating a vibrant tableau of colors over tens of thousands of years.

Lencois Maranhenses National Park in Brazil transforms between May and September, as rainwater creates thousands of ephemeral azure pools amidst its vast white sand dunes.

The Danakil Depression in Ethiopia features surreal sulfur springs and a unique geological context at the convergence of three tectonic plates, making it one of the hottest places on Earth.

Zangye Danxia National Geopark in China displays a stunning array of colors in its mountains, resembling a master artist’s palette, showcasing nature’s artistry over millennia.